Hi, does anyone have the honda part numbers for what needs to be changed when you change your timing belt? I'm not sure of all the parts you need, but i think these are it..
This is for a 1996 civic ex 4 door auto.

timing belt - 14400-P2F-A01
water pump - 19200-p2a-a01
water pump o ring - 10222-p08-004
lower seal - 11831-P2A-000
upper seals 11832-p28-a00 and 11833-p08-000

can someone correct me if thats wrong?

thanks

 

this might help

http://www.slhondaparts.com/

 

thanks.

are those all the parts I need to change though when replacing a timing belt though? i'm not sure if i got the seals right...

 

correct me if I'm wrong, but don't you also need a new tensioner and tensioner spring?

 

the gasket comes with the water pump assy.

 

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<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by Deep V &raquo;</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">correct me if I'm wrong, but don't you also need a new tensioner and tensioner spring?</TD></TR></TABLE>

You know, I was thinking this too, but I called the dealer and they said they don't replace the tensioner when they replace the timing belt... Is this something that should be done? I could see why... But how long do they usually last?

 

Most people choose to change the spring when doing the timing belt replacement. Also, if you're looking to simplify your purchase of parts. you can check out the Pro Street timing belt kits, which normally include most, if not all, of the necessary components for the job.

 

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I might use a kit, but i don't have time to do this, not to mention i've never done it and i don't want to mess up my mom's civic, so i was just gonna get oem honda parts online and have the dealer mess with it. i don't trust any of the local garages and the dealer will only do oem parts.